Saturday, December 12, 2009

The First Leon

The cast from the 2009 Rosslyn Academy
Christmas Musical "The First Leon"

On Friday evening, the Rosslyn Academy auditorium was jampacked for this year's Christmas presentation. We hope to have a few video clips from the musical posted on Youtube later this week for family and friends who might be interested. For now, here are a few photos from the night (Since our camera was busy videotaping, we are hoping to find a few more photographs of the performance from friends who were taking pictures during the show).
The kids all did an outstanding job. The music, vocals, and drama were wonderful. We've been several performances over the past few years but this one was something else. For any teachers or pastors out there looking for a great children's Christmas production, you should take a look at The First Leon, it was fun and had a simple but heart touching message.

Erica and Kim after a fabulous performance!


Once again, Erica teamed up with Kim Remich, the elementary music teacher at Rosslyn Academy, in the direction of the school play. Since the beginning of October, they have both worked tirelessly on making this night a success.
Tristan in his role as Leon, the Charlie Brown-like kid who, despite his best efforts, doesn't get a spot in the Christmas Play, but in the end through his own miss-steps happens upon the true meaning of Christmas and helps everyone to see the REAL Bethlehem star!
Mommy congratulating Tristan after the show

Mommy and Emma
Emma sang in the choir this year and sang a duet with her classmate Morris.
"You gotta have the look, you gotta have the style... if your gonna be a star!"
It was an exciting night, but everyone was glad when the final song was sung and the butterflies finally left. We went home afterward with our friend Zahra to celebrate with milkshakes and enjoy a great nights sleep!

Proud Daddy and his little star!
Merry Christmas!

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for sharing so much of your life with us throught your blog spot. I thank God for all of you as you work together in outreach in Kenya. The Christmas play looked like it was fantastic. God Bless and Merry Christmas. Donnie and Bev

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